That’s just your intestines, don’t worry about it! :eek:
I’m sorry, you simply can’t say those together. Yes, it is grammatically correct. None-the-less, it should never be said.
Last year I had major stomach surgery. For medical reasons the doctor did not close the wound, but let it heal by secondary intention. He did not join the muscles either, so I have a HUGE hernia. I have a bulge the size of a cantelope on my belly.
So, when my new GP saw it and freaked out, he made me call the surgeon. I got his nurse. I explained about the bulge. I said I thought it was probably my stomach.
She said: On no, that’s just your intestines. Don’t worry about it.
What words have you heard recently that don’t belong together in a sentence?
I will have some major surgery early next year which should fix it. It will also reduce the biggest scar I’ve ever seen not on a burn victim to about normal thin scar.
Said in an email exchange discussing what “treats” we would bring to a Boy Scout meeting a week or so back. The person quoted was planning on bringing a kitty litter cake, while we were planning on bringing cat poop cookies.